There has been a good deal of conflicting case law over the years over what kinds of property loss disputes are and are not amenable to the appraisal process. This post discusses four of those court decisions and concludes with what I think is the current state of the law in New York on the
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Discord and Discourse With a Florida Public Adjuster About His "5 Ways to Trick an Insurance Claims Adjuster"
Florida public adjuster Mike Keeler believes his own messaging. At least he seems to do so.I was looking for content for my “So, You’re About to Be Deposed (Or Violently Overthrown): How Should You Prepare and What Should You Expect” presentation tomorrow at NEIASIU‘s 15th Annual Joint Training Seminar in Massachusetts, when I
New York's Comprehensive Insurance Disclosure Act — CIDA Light 2.0 — Passes and Is Signed
In the beginning the NYS legislature created CPLR § 3101(f). And 3101(f) thusly provided:
Contents of insurance agreement. A party may obtain discovery of the existence and contents of any insurance agreement under which any person carrying on an insurance business may be liable to satisfy part or all of a judgment which may
Wordle in 4 and Writing My AI-in-Insurance-Fraud Session Title & Description
Couldn’t sleep. Woke at 3:30, did my Wordle (in 4), read the Russia-Ukraine news, and got up at 4:15.
Made my first cup of coffee of the day and wrote the title and description of a session Joe Stephenson and I will be co-presenting in Orlando next week:
Session Title:
The Bullseye of AI:
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